Grenada Vacations
Made up of tropical rainforests, cascading rivers, bubbling waterfalls, and black and white sand beaches, Grenada is a true tropical haven.
What to Do in Grenada
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Underwater Sculpture Park
Gallery openings and deep-sea dives aren’t often mentioned in the same sentence, except when regarding Grenada’s Underwater Sculpture Park. This submerged gallery was founded by British artist Jason de Caires Taylor and now houses more than 80 pieces becoming encrusted with coral in an unreal living sciene-art experiement. Fish are plentiful, and the park is reached by both snorkelers and divers.
Underwater Sculpture Park
Gallery openings and deep-sea dives aren’t often mentioned in the same sentence, except when regarding Grenada’s Underwater Sculpture Park. This submerged gallery was founded by British artist Jason de Caires Taylor and now houses more than 80 pieces becoming encrusted with coral in an unreal living sciene-art experiement. Fish are plentiful, and the park is reached by both snorkelers and divers. -
Diamond Chocolate Factory
A tropical nod to your wildest Wonka dreams, this facility lies in a former distillery and puts out the Jouvay chocolate popular in Grenada. Here, you can take tours of the process from cacao bean to final product and the company is owned by local cocoa growers. PS. You can taste along the way!
Diamond Chocolate Factory
A tropical nod to your wildest Wonka dreams, this facility lies in a former distillery and puts out the Jouvay chocolate popular in Grenada. Here, you can take tours of the process from cacao bean to final product and the company is owned by local cocoa growers. PS. You can taste along the way! -
Visit St. George
Inarguably one of the loveliest towns in the whole of the Caribbean, St. George will surprise and delight you. Explore its picturesque streets on foot and you’re in for a treat, as you’re bound to find cute shops and cafes tucked into its many charming corridors.
Visit St. George
Inarguably one of the loveliest towns in the whole of the Caribbean, St. George will surprise and delight you. Explore its picturesque streets on foot and you’re in for a treat, as you’re bound to find cute shops and cafes tucked into its many charming corridors.